Queens CB2

The park is expected to open to visitors in 2020, officials said.

CB2 said the church failed to prove its need for a city variance to build taller than zoning allows.

Gavin was the owner of Dazie's as well as a member of the Sunnyside Chamber of Commerce and BID.

Chairman Pat O'Brien said the position was too time consuming for him to continue.

Phipps Houses is planning the 220-unit building for Barnett Avenue between 50th and 52nd streets.

The lanes — recently named among the best in the nation — dominated discussions at a recent CB2 meeting.

The city is looking to install bike lanes on the bridge in the late spring, the DOT said.

The board will discuss the proposal to rename Borden Avenue and 2nd Street "Anthony Mazzarella Way."

Patrick O'Brien, a member of the board for 13 years and second vice chair, was voted to succeed Conley.

Changes include adding pedestrian islands and extending sidewalks in some locations.

Queens CB2 approved the FDNY's plan — with several stipulations — to acquire the site at 39-34 43rd St.

Residents are divided on whether Vernon Blvd. eateries should be allowed to seat diners in rear yards.

The much-buzzed about Mu Ramen is also hoping to serve liquor soon.

The board said the Aluminaire House is too out of character for Sunnyside Gardens, a landmarked district.

The plan for the Jackson Avenue site now includes 75 affordable units and expanded art studio space.